Tennessee Home Solutions

I cannot recommend this company enough! I called after hours due to an outlet that caught fire; Monica the co-owner was quick to answer and have the branch manager for our region Jonathon reach out to me. Jonathon had Alex smith (AJ) dispatched to our home and kept me updated on the process. I received a text with an arrival time frame and he arrived on time! It took him less than an hour to figure out our issue and replace the outlet. Everyone we spoke to was so kind and professional despite it being a later call. A huge thank you to everyone involved in getting us fixed up! Not to mention, they are also incredibly reasonably priced!

Jonathan (Duke) did great work. Came in and offered a very reasonable quote and didn't try to sell me on services that weren't necessary like the other electricians I had come out and look at the job. Was quick, efficient and friendly and they will definitely be my new go-to for all electrical work.

Great service and great communication! Thanks for taking great care to resolve our problem on a weekend! Highly recommend!!

These guys were truly a life saver. With the heat index at 9 today around 3pm our ac went out and the temperature in the house raised to 90 degrees in about 30 minutes. After calling every single place on the Internet and being told it would be the next day before they could get out to use or having to leave a voicemail. These guys were the only ones to return my call and came straight out to find out the problem and to fix it. The price was very reasonable and my family and I are very appreciative of them. I highly recommend their services.

Edit: Deceptive/ misleading response from the business. Upon checking my records, it’s been 1.5 years, not 2, I did say ‘over a year ago’ as I was going off memory. This even more furthers my point that the unit would’ve been under warranty. I was not making the implication that the refrigerant should’ve been under warranty, but clearly when you have a new unit that’s leaking, warranting out the leaking part is the first step. I was in fact told they would be checking for leaks, a visual inspection was done, pressure test and vacuum test were performed. The tech also disassembled the head unit and unwrapped the hard lines to check the fittings. The coil was not checked internally which is where the leak was. I am not the original owner, I do not know the installing company, otherwise of c